any problem with this being used with a curved shower rod
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No, I have the Moen double curved shower rod and they work and look great together.
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no, the smallest you can use this for is about 41 inches wide. my shower wall width is 65 inches and the rod can go wider.
620392
No problems, If you already used shower heads with restricting disk. you can remove the water saving disk if you like.
1417969
The only restriction is the valve it self. I used one valve for a handle held and the other for straight shower, worked perfectly. No restriction on the shower side.
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we used Moen Caldwell Chrome 1-Handle Shower Faucet with Single Function Showerhead. it works well, but we did have a problem with valve positioning - the rod is very long. measurements between the shower head and shower valve had to be done to make valve pluming in the right spot, our plumber missed this and it was a problem. we did position it eventually in the right spot in the same line as the rod, and it looks and works just fine.
959654
Best to use on a shower rod. You can put it on without having to take down the rod.
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I've had mine up for a few months now and have had NO slip/fall issues withe the shower rod. I even have a pocketed liner with a few lite items & still no issues!
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I suppose if you had something to hook it onto the shower rod you could do so, but I have never tried, so I don't want to steer you wrong. Besides, it would also depend on how much weight you were putting in it, and how much the shower rod could hold. Sorry I can't be more helpful, but I can say it is a great item and easy to wash and keep clean. Good luck.
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Yes, it's like any other shower rod. You make it as long or short as you want.
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Our tub was very similar. I went to a local hardware store to get a metal pipe that would fit into the shower rod at each end, connecting to the wall. This extended the length of the shower rod out to meet the width of the tub. I did later order extra ceiling supports for stability since it only came with one.
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The ceiling support is a separate piece so you should be able to move it as close as you want to the corner. The corner bend is uniform in thickness so you can basically put the support wherever you want, just be mindful that will limit the travel of the shower curtain (rings). The support is also adjustable for different height ceilings (you can cut it with a hacksaw). Here's my blog post when I installed mine which might be helpful http://nineappletrees.com/2012/08/05/l-shaped-shower-curtain-rod-installation/
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I guess you could, but you would need a straight shower arm instead of the curved one that comes with it. Hope this helps.
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http://nineappletrees.com/2012/08/05/l-shaped-shower-curtain-rod-installation/ Step by step guide for this rod
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I can't comment about the codes and whether it would pass inspection, I used it for a DIY outdoor shower. But I didn't have any problems finding fittings that matched the threading. I ended up not using the 1/2" to 3/4" adapter that it came with and instead just used a 1/2" pex to 3/4" male threaded adapter because it was easier for my particular needs.
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A standard shower head pipe or arm works fine. That is what I used, did not have to replace the existing one, and the top of the head has a nice swivel on it.
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Yes, that's how we have it installed and it's been holding up very well, even when I use it as a drying rack for my jeans! I worried at first but now treat it as I would any shower rod...
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I don't think it would make sense for a corner unit. The arch doesn't seem that it is great enough. However it may work if you install the unit inside the shower further than you would for a typical tub install? Best bet is to measure the span per the specs in the description. Good luck...